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3 ID's please. (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter simondix
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Brian Stone
A Stone chatting
I think no.2 is our old friend Diurnea fagella again. This time the typical form:
http://cgi.ukmoths.force9.co.uk/show.php?id=1945
No idea on no.3, which as Chris says may not be a moth, but there are some leafminers that look a bit like this, e.g.:
http://cgi.ukmoths.force9.co.uk/show.php?id=1514
It helps to give a measurement with the pics as I expect that third one is rather small. Might help our micro experts when they come to look. :t:
http://cgi.ukmoths.force9.co.uk/show.php?id=1945
No idea on no.3, which as Chris says may not be a moth, but there are some leafminers that look a bit like this, e.g.:
http://cgi.ukmoths.force9.co.uk/show.php?id=1514
It helps to give a measurement with the pics as I expect that third one is rather small. Might help our micro experts when they come to look. :t:
harry eales
Ancient Entomologist
simondix said:
Apart from the size, it would be helpful to know if that slight purple shading is real or a 'fault' in photo no 3. Have you any other pics of this critter available please?
Harry Eales.
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